KiwiMan
KiwiMan
KiwiMan

Why are the "new" maps just stuff that's already in the game?

I'm talking about the tech behind the game, you can tell by the look and feel of the games that their engines have been changed significantly.

Read article, move along.

You obviously haven't played them properly, Halo CE to Halo 2 was a huge change, and again from Halo 2 to Halo 3, and Halo 3 to Halo Reach.

Except the thief friend and the addict friend were the same person

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Please enlighten us, what's the joke?

They seem like Halo fans and are passionate about the game, that's good enough for me.

That's absolutely not true. I don't know why people like to say that without having any reason to believe it.

What? That's exactly what it looks like

You don't need to, this one's an example enough. It's so small that you can't see the details - which are what gives the game away. Well, you can see the details like the perfect chairs and the jagged picture frames, but you have to strain your eyes a bit more - at least with my eyesight.

Follow the link, the right side is definitely the CG side. Have you got you're left and right mixed up? Because the low poly chairs are what gave it away for me as well, but those are the chairs on the right.

And Abstergo is supposed to be the same groups, so the Freemasons would then lead onto Abstergo.

Isn't that what your chavs are?

Shooting their own damn logo

If you try to knife someone using a mortar that happens

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I'm not going to lie, there's no way I'm buying this or a Kinect, but I'm disappointed in the lack of Max Rebo in that footage

No way, that would really outrage people.

If I had a gaming PC I might get this, although all my friends would also need gaming PCs because I feel like this is a game that would be pretty meh on its own, but awesome co-op.

I never used to like Star Wars - I can't remember if I ever watched the original trilogy fully earlier in my life, but I've understood all the memes etc that have come of it, so I must have seen most of it at some point.